Your GitHub activity, delivered to Discord.
ForgeFeed streams commits, pull requests, issues, CI/CD, releases, and stars into clean, real-time embeds. Link GitHub once and your team never has to leave Discord.
- GitHub App auth
- No tokens stored
- Set up in minutes
- Verified on Discord
- Discord App Directory
- Listed on Top.gg
One bot, every GitHub event
- Commits
- Pull requests
- Issues
- CI/CD
- Releases
- Stars
- Forks
- Project boards
Every signal that matters, in one feed
Turn on exactly the trackers you want and point each at its own channel. Tracker types and counts are always unlimited, on every plan.
Commit tracking
Posts an embed on every push to the tracked branch. Up to 25 commits per push, chunked into readable blocks and attributed to each author with a link to their profile.
/postcommitsPull requests
Color-coded PR activity with title, author, source → base branch, and a description snippet. Enable review tracking to also post approvals and change requests.
/trackprsLive issue boards
Maintains a single, always-up-to-date embed of open issues with label emoji, editing it in place as issues change instead of spamming the channel.
/trackissuesCI/CD workflows
Posts GitHub Actions run results, color-coded by conclusion. Turn on the detailed embed for a per-job breakdown of names, statuses, and conclusions.
/postworkflowsRelease notifications
A clean announcement whenever a release is published, with the name, tag, author, and a release-notes snippet. Pre-releases are clearly labeled.
/trackreleasesStars & forks
Real-time notifications when someone stars the repo, with the running star total, and optionally when someone forks it.
/trackstarsProject boards
A manually curated status board. Each entry shows Planned, Alpha, Beta, or Live, a 0 to 100% progress bar, an optional summary, and a project link.
/createprojecttrackIssue submission
Let trusted members open a real GitHub issue from a Discord form. They pick a repo and status label, then add a title, description, and screenshot. A receipt is posted back.
/submitissueRate alerts
Posts a warning to a chosen channel, optionally pinging up to five roles, when your GitHub API quota drops below a threshold you set.
/set_rate_alertsExactly what your team will see
These are faithful previews of ForgeFeed's real embeds. Switch between event types to see each one.
A platform you can leave running
Behind every tracker is real-time delivery, smart routing, and self-healing resilience.
Real-time by default
Powered by GitHub webhooks, with a background catch-up pass so a missed delivery is always reconciled. Nothing is ever lost.
Multi-account & orgs
Link a personal account and organizations to the same server. ForgeFeed automatically routes each repo to the installation that owns it. (Pro and Studio)
Secure by design
GitHub App authentication and verified installation linking. ForgeFeed never sees your GitHub password or personal access tokens.
Resilient & self-healing
Failing trackers auto-pause and notify the owner, missing-permission channels are flagged, and rate limits are respected with adaptive back-off.
Live in under five minutes
No YAML, no self-hosting, no webhooks to configure by hand. Just slash commands with autocomplete.
- 01
Add ForgeFeed
Invite the bot to your Discord server. It runs with minimal permissions and never reads message content.
- 02
Link GitHub
An admin installs the GitHub App on their account or org, then finishes with a one-time code. No passwords or tokens.
/linkgithub → /confirmlink - 03
Register a repo
Register a repository once so trackers can select it everywhere via autocomplete.
/trackrepo repo_url: owner/repo - 04
Enable trackers
Point commits, PRs, issues, workflows, releases, and stars at any channel. Updates start flowing in real time.
/postcommits · /trackprs · …
Safe by design, not by promise
ForgeFeed authenticates as a GitHub App and only ever touches the repositories you explicitly grant. Your GitHub password and personal access tokens are never requested or stored.
No credential handling
GitHub passwords and personal access tokens are never requested or stored. Linking uses GitHub's official GitHub App flow.
Verified linking
An installation binds to a server only after the installer proves they control it, using a single-use, 15-minute code redeemed in Discord.
Least privilege
The bot runs with minimal Discord permissions and does not read message content. Admin actions reply privately (ephemerally).
Server isolation
All data is scoped per-server. One server can never see or affect another's repositories, trackers, or configuration.
Free for a project. $4.99 for ten.
Every tracker type is included on every plan, with unlimited trackers per repo. The repository count is the only paywall.
Free
Everything you need for a single personal project.
- 1 tracked repository
- 1 personal GitHub account
- All tracker types included
- Unlimited trackers per repo
- Real-time webhooks + catch-up
Pro
Most popularFor an active developer or a small team.
- 10 tracked repositories
- Multiple linked GitHub accounts
- Organization support
- Premium project boards
- Everything in Free
Studio
For scaleEverything in Pro, scaled for teams and studios.
- 25 tracked repositories
- Premium multi-project boards
- Organizations and multiple accounts
- Automatic multi-account routing
- Everything in Pro
Pro and Studio are Discord server subscriptions, billed monthly by Discord and applied to the whole server.
Questions, answered
Still curious? Support runs through the ForgeFeed Discord, and nowhere else.
No. Link GitHub, register a repo, and turn on the trackers you want. Everything is slash commands with autocomplete, and all admin replies are private to you.
Yes, for any repository you grant the GitHub App access to. On the Free plan that's your one personal account; Pro and Studio add organizations.
Free covers one repository with every tracker type included. Pro is $4.99 a month for 10 repositories and Studio is $9.99 a month for 25, both adding organizations and multiple linked GitHub accounts. Paid plans are Discord server subscriptions: Discord bills them, and they apply to the whole server.
No. Commit, PR, and release posts are event-driven, and the issue board edits a single embed in place instead of posting repeatedly.
Yes. Every tracker targets its own channel, so commits can land in #dev while releases go to #announcements.
Never. ForgeFeed authenticates as a GitHub App and only ever uses per-installation tokens for the repositories you explicitly grant. Passwords and personal tokens are never requested or stored.
Run /unlinkgithub to unlink GitHub, remove individual trackers with the matching /remove… commands, or simply remove the bot from your server. Access can also be revoked from GitHub at any time.
More questions? See how support works or read the documentation.
Keep reading
- Use casesCommit notifications, GitHub Actions alerts, live issue boards, star pings, and public roadmaps, each set up end to end.
- ForgeFeed vs the GitHub Discord webhookHow this differs from GitHub's built-in /github webhook, feature by feature, without overselling it.
- ChangelogWhat shipped, what improved, and what is planned next.
Bring your GitHub activity into Discord.
Set up in minutes with slash commands. Free for a personal project, Pro and Studio when you scale to organizations.